What drives motivation :::
Although self-motivation requires a long-term view, it’s important to look at what is motivating you to seek change. The more clear you are on “why,” the easier it will be to stay focused on the work you’re doing, and to create the life you want .
Sometimes motives can hide in plain sight, hidden within the subconscious.and sometimes through self-discovery over time.
You’ll have an easier time staying motivated by recognizing the motives behind your goals. Becoming aware of these motives, and source, improves self-awareness while also keeping you on track toward goals that truly matter to you.
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